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Utrecht y la internacionalización del comercio regional

Name: Utrecht y la internacionalización del comercio regional
Creator: Bibiloni Amengual, Andrés
Keywords: Menorca, Argel, Inglaterra, España, navegación, Mallorca, Carlos II, rey de España, Carlos II, tejidos, Felipe V, rey de España

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Other literature type 01 Jan 2005Embargo end date: 13 Mar 2017 Spain Spanish Publisher:Fundación Española de Historia Moderna

Authors: Bibiloni Amengual, Andrés;

doi: 10.20350/digitalcsic/11894

handle: 10261/146646

Utrecht y la internacionalización del comercio regional

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La conquista de Menorca por Inglaterra en 1708 provocará una profunda transformación en el comercio de Mallorca. A partir de documentación fiscal se analiza el cambio producido entre 1650 y 1720. Menorca abandona la residual participación en el comercio de Mallorca y se convierte en uno de sus principales mercados abastecedores. Después de Utrecht Menorca abandona una posición periférica y asume funciones de mercado redistribuidor.

Actas de la VIII Reunión Científica de la Fundación Española de Historia Moderna. Madrid Junio de 2004.

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Menorca, Argel, Inglaterra, España, navegación, Mallorca, Carlos II, rey de España, Carlos II, tejidos, Felipe V, rey de España, Londres, Orán, transporte, norte de África, historia económica, Guerra de Sucesión, 1650-1720, comercio, Comercio, Tratado de Utrecht

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